The Man Who Was Thursday (Extra Large Print Edition): a nightmare

The Man Who Was Thursday (Extra Large Print Edition): a nightmare

The surreal metaphysical thriller widely considered Chesterton’s masterpiece—now updated in easy-to-read, extra large print 20-point font! "The poor have sometimes objected to being governed badly; the rich have always objected to being governed at all." Dive into G.K. Chesterton’s bizarre and captivating thriller, The Man Who Was Thursday , a novel that defies genre and keeps readers guessing at every turn. When Gabriel Syme, a poet-turned-detective, is recruited to infiltrate a powerful anarchist organization, he embarks on a surreal adventure that blurs the line between reality and madness. Each member of the anarchist council takes the name of a day of the week—and the enigmatic "Thursday" may be the most dangerous of them all. As Syme delves deeper into the mysterious underworld, he uncovers secrets that challenge everything he thought he knew about society, morality, and even himself. With its sharp wit, gripping suspense, and philosophical depth, The Man Who Was Thursday is not just a spy story; it’s a timeless exploration of faith, fear, and the human struggle for meaning. Readers will be drawn into Chesterton’s world of intrigue and illusion, where nothing is as it seems, and every character hides a deeper truth. Perfect for fans of Orwell, Kafka, and Wilde, this classic novel is a thrilling ride that remains as thought-provoking today as when it was first published. This extra large print edition from Common Classics is formatted with 20-point font, generous margins, and ample white space, perfect for seniors, low light readers, or anyone with vision impairment or a preference for larger type.